Ping G15 Irons tell you how to choose clubs

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Buying the Ping G15 Irons begins with an understanding of design. There are TWO designs you need to be aware of. One design is what is referred to as a Face Balanced putter. The other is a Toe Heavy design. One design is BETTER suited to one type of putting stroke, the other for the other type of putting stroke. YOUR job as a golfer is to figure out which type of stroke you like, and then to buy the design of putter that best works with YOUR type of stroke. The first type of stroke is in the form of an ARC. The g15 irons goes back inside the target line, then returns to the target line coming into impact, and then returns inside in the follow through. The second type of putting stroke is the Straight Back, Straight Forward method. According to most so called EXPERTS.

If you use the ARC type stroke, you should use a TOE heavy putter design.ping g15 And if you use the Straight back and forward stroke, you should use a FACE BALANCED putter design. Now that you know about the two types of putting strokes and the two designs of putters, your job is to figure out which stroke is best for YOU, and then to DEMO a bunch of putters that are designed to work with ping irons g15. But please don't accept this as FACT. This is what the EXPERTS are telling golfers, but that doesn't make it TRUE, not for EVERYONE. Your job is to now TEST their recommendations by DEMO-ING a bunch of putters to make sure this advice works for you.